Fill in the blanks:
$(1)$ Lithium on reaction with nitrogen present in air is denoted by .....
$(2)$ Potassium gives ...... colour in oxidizing flame.
$(3)$ ....... and ........ metals are used in photoelectric cells.
$(4)$ When alkali metal dissolves in ammonia,it produces a blue-coloured solution. This colour is due to .......
$(1)$ Lithium on reaction with nitrogen present in air is denoted by .....
$(2)$ Potassium gives ...... colour in oxidizing flame.
$(3)$ ....... and ........ metals are used in photoelectric cells.
$(4)$ When alkali metal dissolves in ammonia,it produces a blue-coloured solution. This colour is due to .......
(N/A) $(1)$ $Li_3N$
$(2)$ Violet
$(3)$ Cesium,potassium
$(4)$ Ammoniated electrons
$(2)$ Violet
$(3)$ Cesium,potassium
$(4)$ Ammoniated electrons
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